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This classic collection reveals Chaplin as he was beginning to hit his stride. His Little Tramp character was becoming more fully developed, and making the transition from silly, incoherent shorts into developed stories.The master of the silent era has never looked better than on DVD. Includes 1916's THE RINK (1916, 20 min.); THE IMMIGRANT (1917, 30 min.); the first feature-length comedy ever produced, TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE (1914, 73 min.); and one of Chaplin's early directorial efforts, THE VAGABOND (1916, 10 min.).DVD Special FeaturesRegion 1Subtitled Chinese, Japanese, Spanish
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Richard Pryor stars in as the title character in this comedic drama which tells the story of a popular comedian's fall from grace. Jo Jo Dancer is brought up in an Ohio brothel. He rises from his humble beginning to become a popular comedian and film star, only to throw it all away when he severely injures himself in a drug-related accident. In the hospital, he ruminates on the events in his life--from his ascent to stardom, to his troubles with women, to the events that caused his downfall. Though Pryor directed and co-wrote, and the events of the film appear to be inspired by those of his own life, he refused to label it as autobiographical.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenFull ScreenAudio: Dolby Digital Mono - EnglishInteractive Features: Interactive Menu Scene Selection
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The perfect summer beach party is here! From director Barry Bowles (Q: THE MOVIE), stars Brian Hooks (PHAT BEACH) and hip hoppers E-40, Sticky Fingaz and Bad Azz delight in summer frolics with babes and waves and good times.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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THE SNAPPER is a humorous look at what happens when an unmarried, working class Irish girl, Sharon Curley (Tina Kellegher) gets pregnant and refuses to identify the father. Steeped in the atmosphere and dialogue of present-day Dublin, screenwriter Roddy Doyle and director Stephen Frears create a charming and realistic slice of suburban Irish life. The film was followed by Doyle and Frears' collaboration on THE VAN, the third of the Barrytown trilogy.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85:1Audio: Stereo Surround - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Stephen Frears - Director, Roddy Doyle - Screenwriter, Lynda


















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Comedian Jonathan Winters has some of his TV appearances collected here in an hour-long stretch of hilarity that had American audiences chuckling in the 1960s. Among the highlights are clips of Winters on various talk shows and a public service announcement in which the inimitable comedian dons various disguises, to highly amusing effect.
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